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 STS-122 Space Shuttle Mission  
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  An international space station's solar array rotary joint (SARJ) shown inside a NASA presentation. Image Credit: NASA  On Launch Pad 39A, one of space shuttle Atlantis' payload bay doors is nearly closed. Inside can still be seen the Columbus Laboratory (below), the integrated cargo carrier - lite (middle) and the orbital docking system (above).    The Columbus Control Center in Germany. This center works together with space station controllers in the US and Russia. It controls the Columbus lab module. Image Credit: DLR   An artists view of the Columbus module attached to the international space station ISS. Image Credit: DLR  Astronaut Daniel Tani, Expedition 16 flight engineer, smiles for a photo while floating in the Harmony node of the International Space Station. Tani will fly back to earth with Discovery. Image credit: NASA  

The Columbus Control Center in Germany. This center works together with space station controllers in the US and Russia. It controls the Columbus lab module. Image Credit: DLR

The Columbus Control Center in Germany. This center works together with space station controllers in the US and Russia. It controls the Columbus lab module.
Image Credit: DLR



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